Michael Irvin says ESPN works its TV analysts hard
How about one more Michael Irvin post before I leave you nice people alone for a while and write my newspaper column?
Click below for the Playmaker's explanation of some of the reasons he and ESPN parted ways two years ago.
Irvin said there are no hard feelings between the company and him, as evidenced by the fact he has a daily radio show in Dallas on an ESPN station.
"They work people hard; that's the best way I can say it," Irvin said of ESPN. "They put you through the car wash. [He made a grinding sound.]
"And it's exclusivity. They don't let you do anything else. I had other movies and things I wanted to do.
"But I love ESPN. It was just a decision. With ESPN, they own everything. All the intellectual property, so I could never do this other stuff without being under their cover, or they would have owned it. So it works out best for everybody. And I thank them. They were great."
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